FurEase™ 2-in-1 Deshedding & Dematting Pet Brush
FurEase™ 2-in-1 Deshedding & Dematting Pet Brush
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FurEase™ 2-in-1 Deshedding & Dematting Pet Brush
The Fur On The Sofa
Started
On The Coat.
Use one dual-sided grooming rake to work through manageable tangles first, then flip it over to lift loose undercoat before more of that fur ends up on furniture, clothes and floors.
Knots On One Side.
Loose Fur On The Other.
That's Why It Has Two Sides.
Long, thick and double coats can collect both tangles and loose undercoat. One tooth spacing is better suited to working through the first problem; a denser side handles routine loose-fur grooming afterward.
Don't Use The Same Tooth Spacing For Every Part Of Grooming.
Wider-Tooth Dematting Side
Start here when working through manageable tangles and small mats in longer or thicker coat areas. Use minimal pressure and short strokes.
Denser Deshedding Side
Flip the rake after detangling to comb through loose undercoat and lift shed fur from within the coat.
Designed To Work Through Fur — Not Be Scraped Across Skin
Rounded outer tooth profiles help the rake move more smoothly when it is used correctly with light pressure.
Let The Rake Do The Work. Don't Force It Through.
The curved grooming teeth are shaped with rounded outer edges. That does not mean you should drag the rake through a tight mat — technique still matters.
Curved Teeth
Designed to move through longer coat and undercoat.
Light Pressure
Short gentle passes are preferable to forceful pulling.
Wide Rake Head
Allows each pass to cover a useful section of the coat.
Non-Slip Grip
Textured handle helps maintain control while grooming.
Especially Useful For Longer, Thicker & Double Coats.
This style of rake is designed for coats where loose undercoat, tangles and matting can build beneath the visible top layer.
Double Coats
Useful for dense undercoats that hold loose hair beneath the outer layer.
Thick Fur
Wider teeth can help separate manageable tangles before deshedding.
Long Hair
Suitable for many long-haired cats and dogs when used carefully.
Wiry Coats
Can help lift loose coat when this type of rake suits the individual pet.
Short Strokes.
Light Pressure.
Never Fight The Coat.
Work gradually rather than trying to pull one large knot through the teeth in a single pass.
Start With 9 Teeth
Use short, gentle strokes to loosen manageable tangles and small mats.
Flip To 17 Teeth
Once tangles are handled, work through the coat to collect loose undercoat.
Stop At Resistance
If the rake catches or your pet reacts, stop and reposition instead of pulling harder.
Groom In Small Sections Instead Of Pulling Through A Knot
Keep loose skin supported and use controlled strokes to reduce the chance of catching skin in the grooming teeth.
Deal With Loose Fur Before It Reaches The Sofa.
Regular grooming can help collect loose coat directly from your pet instead of waiting for more of it to land on bedding, clothing and furniture.
Less Loose Fur Around Seating
Collecting shed undercoat during grooming can reduce how much remains available to drop later.
Less Fur On Clothing
A grooming routine tackles loose coat before it transfers during cuddles and play.
Manage Tangles Earlier
Regularly checking longer coat can make small tangles easier to notice before they become larger mats.
One Tool, Two Stages
Demat first, then flip the same rake over for routine undercoat grooming.
Don't Pull A Tight Mat Through The Rake
Use minimal pressure and short strokes. Keep loose skin gently supported so it does not catch between the teeth. Avoid the face, ears, tail and other thin or highly sensitive areas unless the supplied instructions specifically permit use there. Do not use over irritated, wounded or inflamed skin. Severe or skin-tight matting is better handled by a qualified groomer or veterinarian rather than being forced through with a rake.
Best Match: Medium, Long, Thick & Double Coats.
Very short or fine single coats may not benefit from a deep undercoat rake in the same way. Choose the grooming tool based on your individual pet's coat, skin sensitivity and grooming needs.
One For Home — Or Keep Another Where Grooming Happens.
The current product page offers Buy 1 through Buy 4 bundle quantities.
Specifications
Before Your First Grooming Session
What is the 9-tooth side for?
What is the 17-tooth side for?
Can I use it on dogs and cats?
Is it suitable for short-haired pets?
Will the teeth scratch my pet?
Can it remove severe mats?
Can I use it on the face or tail?
How hard should I press?
Does it guarantee a specific percentage reduction in shedding?
Will it replace professional grooming?
How should I clean the rake?
Two Grooming Jobs.
One Tool In Your Hand.
Start with the 9-tooth side for manageable tangles, flip to 17 teeth for loose undercoat, and make regular coat care easier for long-haired, thick-coated and double-coated dogs and cats.
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